University of Oxford

Capabilities and expertise available covering the activities areas specified in the previous column. Also expertise supporting specialist expertise services and facilities, as listed below: At the Institute of Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Signal Processing & e-health

• Signal processing algorithms for medical problems.
• Feature extraction and selection, data visualisation, classification & regression.
• Detection of novelty in biomedical signals
• Real-time monitoring of critical-care patients.
• Development of mobile e-health technology for management of chronic conditions.

At Clinical Biomedical Facility (CBF), Manufacturer’s Authorisation for Investigational Medicinal Products (MA (IMPs)) from MHRA and 2 nominated Qualified Persons (QP). At OxFabs, a facility for antibody production, validation, & characterization. Maintenance/storage of hybridomas. Development and supply of tissue sections and arrays. Epitope mapping service. Training in immunocytochemistry and insitu hybridization, including FISH. At Oxford Protein Production Facility (OPPF), high throughput structural biology, including:

• bioinformatics
• vector construction and expression screening in E. coli.
• mass spectrometry

The contact to email below is Haley Dwyer at SEHTA, the FASILIS partner. If you wish to liaise with this facility please email Haley Dwyer first who will make the correct introductions.